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==Power Moons== | ==Power Moons== | ||
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There are a total of 55 [[Power Moon]]s in this kingdom. Mario will need to collect 8 Power Moons to proceed to the next kingdom. | There are a total of 55 [[Power Moon]]s in this kingdom. Mario will need to collect 8 Power Moons to proceed to the next kingdom. | ||
<br /><small>(❸=Multi-Moon, ◲=Moon Rock)</small> | <br /><small>(❸=Multi-Moon, ◲=Moon Rock)</small> | ||
Revision as of 03:06, January 8, 2018
Template:SMOlocation-infobox The Snow Kingdom is a kingdom featured in Super Mario Odyssey, and is the greater location of Shiveria. It is either the ninth or tenth kingdom visited, depending on whether the player chooses to go here or to the Seaside Kingdom after leaving the Metro Kingdom. The area is based of off Russia, specifically the infamously cold area of Siberia, because of its name and the town's Crazy Cap shop selling Nesting Dolls, but also takes inspiration from Scandinavia, as its locals are large harp seals in knitwear living in wooden Scandinavian housing. The locals compete in a racing competition to win Frost-Frosted Cake. However, when Mario first arrives here, the cake has been stolen and the way to the race track has been blocked by four barriers. In order to obtain the kingdom's only Multi Moon, Mario must remove the four barriers, capture one of the racers, and win the competition.
A blizzard blows throughout the main area of the kingdom during the first visit. Upon obtaining the Multi Moon here, the blizzard subsides.
Brochure details
A Frozen Land
The Snow Kingdom is a world of ice and stow that freezes the body but dazzles the eyes. Stay alert, though—one bad step can drop you into the dangerously frigid sea. Despite the cold, the town of Shiveria is famous for its warm hospitality, and on clear days, the view can't be matched.
A Warm Community
Shiveria is a huge excavated settlement beneath the ice. It's warmer here than up above, but you'll want to bundle up all the same.
Despite the cold, the cheerful Shiverians will thaw any traveller's frozen heart. And if you visit the center square, you'll see the fiery passion the Shiverians have for their traditional races. Take one look at the screens showing the action, and you'll be caught up in the excitement too!
Bound Bowl Grand Prix
THE sporting event is the Bound Bowl Grand Prix. Only Shiverians are allowed to participate, but when you watch a race, you COULD participate. Only Shiverian sturdiness could survive a race based on bounding violently through the course and crashing into one another. Be sure to see it if you get a chance!
Icing and Racing
Beyond racing, Shiverians are known for elaborate baked goods. Especially renowned is the Frost-Frosted Cake, which is very popular at weddings. By tradition, only the Shiverian Elder is allowed to make this extraordinary confection. What's more, they are specifically created as the grand prize for the Bound Bowl Grand Prix, so the only way to get one is to convince the winner to let you have it.
Crevasse Menace
Lurking in the local crevasses you may find a Bitefrost. These creatures move through the ice under their prey, then thrust upward, chomping. Caution (and jumping ability) is advised.
Some Animals Brave the Cold
When the weather is clear, you might spot a few animals making the best of the cold. Be sure to keep an eye out!
Three Keys to the Kingdom
- Swim only in short bursts if you like being warm enough to stay alive.
- Dig for the gate to the town, which is frequently buried in the snow.
- Bound your way through a race (build and species permitting).
Enemies
- Snow Cheep Cheep
- Goombas (wearing Santa hats)
- Spiny
- Ty-foo
- Banzai Bills
- Bitefrost
- Moonsnakes
- Rango (boss)
Objectives
- The Cake Thief's Parting Gift: The goal is to open all four barriers blocking the entrance to the Snowline Circuit.
- The Bound Bowl Grand Prix: The goal is to rank first place in the Snowline Circuit Bound Bowl Grand Prix.
Power Moons
- Main article: List of Power Moons in the Snow Kingdom
There are a total of 55 Power Moons in this kingdom. Mario will need to collect 8 Power Moons to proceed to the next kingdom.
(❸=Multi-Moon, ◲=Moon Rock)
- 01: The Icicle Barrier:
- 02: The Ice Wall Barrier:
- 03: The Gusty Barrier:
- 04: The Snowy Mountain Barrier:
- 05: The Bound Bowl Grand Prix: ❸
- 06: Entrance to Shiveria:
- 07: Behind Snowy Mountain:
- 08: Shining in the Snow in Town:
- 09: Atop a Blustery Arch:
- 10: Caught Hopping in the Snow:
- 11: The Shiverian Treasure Chest:
- 12: Treasure in the Ice Wall:
- 13: Snow Kingdom Timer Challenge 1:
- 14: Snow Kingdom Timer Challenge 2:
- 15: Moon Shards in the Snow:
- 16: Taking Notes: Snow Path Dash:
- 17: Fishing in the Glacier:
- 18: Ice-Dodging Goomba Stack:
- 19: Captain Toad is Chilly:
- 20: I'm Not Cold!:
- 21: Shopping in Shiveria:
- 22: Walking on Ice!:
- 23: Snowline Circuit Class S:
- 24: Dashing Over Cold Water:
- 25: Dashing Above and Beyond:
- 26: Jump 'n' Swim in the Freezing Water:
- 27: Freezing Water Near the Ceiling:
- 28: Blowing and Sliding:
- 29: Moon Shards in the Cold Room:
- 30: Slip Behind the Ice:
- 31: Spinning Above the Clouds:
- 32: High-Altitude Spinning:
- 33: Secret Path to Shiveria:
- 34: Found with Snow Kingdom Art:
- 35: Snow Kingdom Regular Cup:
- 36: Hat-and-Seek in the Snow:
- 37: Peach in the Snow Kingdom:
- 38: Shining on High: ◲
- 39: Above the Freezing Fish Pond: ◲
- 40: Ice Floe Swimming: ◲
- 41: Icy Jump Challenge: ◲
- 42: Forgotten in the Holding Room: ◲
- 43: It Popped Out of the Ice: ◲
- 44: Deep in the Cold, Cold Water: ◲
- 45: Water Pooling in the Crevasse: ◲
- 46: Squirming Under the Ice: ◲
- 47: Snow Kingdom Time Challenge 3: ◲
- 48: Stacked-Up Ice Climb: ◲
- 49: I Met a Snow Cheep Cheep: ◲
- 50: Even More Walking on Ice: ◲
- 51: Snow Kingdom Master Cup: ◲
- 52: Iceburn Circuit Class A: ◲
- 53: Iceburn Circuit Class S: ◲
- 54: Running the Flower Road: ◲
- 55: Looking Back on the Flower Road: ◲
Regional coins
- Main article: List of regional coins in the Snow Kingdom
There are a total of 50 regional coins, which take the form of snowflakes, to be found in the Snow Kingdom: 8 coins in the starting area, 5 Above the Ice Well, 4 in Shiveria Town, 7 in Wind-Chill Cavern, 6 in Snowy Mountain, 7 in Icicle Cavern, 6 in Hollow Crevasse, and 7 in Snowline Circuit.
Starting Area / Odyssey - 8 coins
- 2 coins: Located behind the Odyssey.
- 2 coins: Down the cliff behind the Odyssey - the coins are in plain sight.
- 4 coins: Behind three holes covered in ice, which can be broken with Cappy.
Above the Ice Well - 5 coins
- 2 coins: Near the checkpoint flag.
- 3 coins: Underwater.
Shiveria Town - 4 coins
- 4 coins: Very close to the starting area of the town.
Wind-Chill Cavern - 7 coins
- 7 coins: The coins are in plain sight. Mario must capture a Ty-foo to collect them.
Snowy Mountain - 6 coins
- 3 coins: Near the entrance.
- 3 coins: Down a hole located next to a secret Power Moon.
Icicle Cavern - 7 coins
- 3 coins: At the end of the cave. Mario must stack up Goombas to get the coins high up the wall.
- 4 coins: At the end of the cave. Requires wall-jumping.
Hollow Crevasse - 6 coins
- 3 coins: Reachable with a Bitefrost.
- 3 coins: Reachable with a Bitefrost.
Snowline Circuit - 7 coins
- 3 coins:
- 4 coins:
Gallery
Shiveria Sticker
Snow Kingdom coin
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Mario with three Shiverians.
Names in other languages
Snow Kingdom
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese | 雪之国 (Simplified) 雪之國 (Traditional)[?] Xuě zhī guó |
Snow Country | |
| Dutch | Sneeuwrijk[6] | Snow Realm | |
| German | Polarland[4] | Polar Country | |
| Italian | Regno delle Nevi[5] | Snow Kingdom | |
| Korean | 눈 왕국[?] Nun Wangguk |
Snow Kingdom | |
| Russian | Снежное царство[?] Snezhnoye tsarstvo |
Snow Kingdom | |
| Spanish | Reino del Hielo[2] | Ice Kingdom |
Shiveria
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese | 帕达博乌尔 (Simplified) Pàdábówū'ěr 帕達博爾 (Traditional) Pàdábó'ěr[?] |
Transliteration of the Japanese name. | |
| Dutch | Bibberië[6] | From bibberen (to shiver) and Siberië (Siberia) | |
| German | Schlotterkomben[4] | Shivercombs (Pun on schlottern (shiver) and Katakomben (Catacombs)) | |
| Italian | Ibernia[5] | From ibernare (to hibernate) | |
| Korean | 파우더볼[?] Paudeobol |
Transliteration of the Japanese name. | |
| Russian | Озябск[7] Ozyabsk |
From озябнуть ozyabnut' (to get cold) and -ск -sk (a common ending of Russian town names) | |
| Spanish | Friolandia[2] | From frío (cold) and the suffix -landia (land) |
References
- ^ a b Nintendo. (September 13, 2017). スーパーマリオ オデッセイ [Nintendo Direct 2017.9.14]. YouTube. Retrieved September 23, 2017.
- ^ a b Nintendo Direct (14.9.2017) - Nintendo España
- ^ a b Nintendo Direct (14.9.2017) - Nintendo France
- ^ a b Nintendo Direct (14.9.2017) - Nintendo Deutschland
- ^ a b Nintendo Direct (14.9.2017) - Nintendo Italia
- ^ a b Nintendo Direct (14.9.2017) - Nintendo Nederland
- ^ https://youtu.be/WaUviUz6CN4?t=40m28s
